2S: The Inside Weave
In this episode of Two-Stepping Tuesday, Anthony and Rose break down one of the most requested intermediate Two Step patterns: the Inside Weave (also known as a whip or lace depending on where you're from). It’s one of those patterns that pops up all the time on the dance floor—so if you’re dancing Two Step regularly, this is one you have to know. They start by explaining what a weave actually is: it’s a pattern where the partners switch sides as they travel down the line of dance, creating that signature “in and out” motion. You’ll see a lot of people teach this with both partners facing the back wall—but Anthony and Rose offer a more efficient and leadable version, where you maintain forward momentum and alignment for better connection and flow. You’ll learn the timing (quick-quick, slow-slow), how to create proper leverage, and why prepping your partner’s torso—not her whole body—makes all the difference when setting up the turn. They also go deep on foot placement, hand position, shoulder rotation, and common mistakes that mess up the flow. It’s clear, detailed, and full of little pro-level tips that will help you clean up your weaves and actually enjoy leading or following them.
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